Everything about Nutrient Sensing totally explained
Nutrient sensing is a
cell's ability to recognize and respond to fuel substrates such as
glucose. Each type of fuel used by the cell requires an alternate pathway of utilization and accessory
molecules. In order to conserve resources a cell will only produce molecules that it needs at the time. The level and type of fuel that's available to a cell will determine the type of
enzymes it needs to express from its
genome for utilization.
Receptors on the
cell membrane's surface designed to be activated in the presence of specific fuel molecules communicate to the cell
nucleus via a means of
cascading interactions. In this way the cell is aware of the available nutrients and is able to produce only the molecules specific to that nutrient type.
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